by grace of
e.g. The play succeeded by grace of fine acting by all the cast.
By the grace pf God, the pilot managed to land the damaged plane safely.
feat:
e.g. feats of bravery勇敢的事迹
The Chinese people have performed great historic feats.中国人民立下了伟大的历史功绩。
hitch:
e.g. They got hitched last weekend.上周末他俩结婚了。
Another railway carriage has been hitched on.又挂上了一节车厢。
I hitched up the horses to the cart.我把马套上马车。
(2)To hitchhike免费乘车
e.g. He hitched across Europe.他搭乘他人便车横穿了欧洲。
schedule:
e.g. a train ~
a ~ of guided tours
a production schedule生产进度表
e.g. I haven't scheduled the coming week yet.为下周制定计划
inaugurate: v. begin, initiate, launch
e.g.
to inaugurate a president举行总统就职典礼
to inaugurate a new bridge举行新桥落成典礼
The Export Commodities Fair was inaugurated yesterday.出口商品交易会开幕了。
n. Inauguration Day 美国总统就职日(即每隔四年的三月二十日)
sweep aside : remove esp. in a fast and powerful way 扫荡,撂着不管
e.g. Government troops swept aside the rebel forces in two days.
They swept his doubts and objections aside.
rift:
e.g. a ~in the clouds 云层的缝隙 (breach, split)
a growing ~ between the two parties 两党裂痕加深
snake
e.g. The river snakes through the valley河流蜿蜒流过山谷
shuttle
e.g. to take the shuttle across town.乘短程穿梭运行车辆穿过城镇
e.g. Business people shuttled between European capitals. 商人在欧洲各首都间往来穿梭
breach:
e.g. to breach an agreement违反协议
e.g. breach of promise不履行诺言breach of prison越狱
A trivial misunderstanding caused a breach between them.
小小的误会引起了他们之间的不和。
Your company are in breach of the contract.你们公司违反了合同。


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